This spring, keep yourself sane—and even happy—with a healthy dose of classical music. Whether it’s Tchaikovsky in the park, multimedia mashups of works by the likes of Philip Glass and Leonard Cohen, ...

It’s spring! You want to be released from the prison of winter. So what better way to celebrate the arrival of good weather than to drive, bike, walk, or even take the T to your favorite concert venue ...

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Just as gray winter gives way to spring blossoms, this season’s classical music concerts reveal how much more colorful and diverse Portland classical music concerts have become since the dull days ...

From new commissions to new takes on historic music material, this spring’s classical music scene has a rich landscape of history and innovation. Guest artists from around the world enliven Twin ...

Broadway shows, world-class art and concerts that crisscross the musical spectrum descend on L.A. this spring. Whatever your jam, be it painting, photography or sculpture, Beyoncé, Boulez or AC/DC, ...

Performers such as the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich and the one-handed pianist Paul Wittgenstein famously expanded their instruments’ repertoires by commissioning new works—a tradition that is alive ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by This spring, Gustavo Dudamel, the Philharmonic’s next music director, conducts the big deal symphony; the Met Opera stages Terence Blanchard’s ...

Vân Ánh “Vanessa” Võ will be performing with the Washington University Great Artist Series this spring. Spring has sprung early, with vim and vigor among St. Louis’ classical music organizations.

Music can be a source of healing. Art Song Colorado will present “Always Something Sings: Songs and Poems of Hope and Inspiration,” an evening of classical music, poetry and digital projections, as a ...